I have a wonderful pit and his athe sweeies thing in the world!!! his 2 years old,his my companion and his my parents grandson!!! my mom suffers from diabeties type 2 and many times she forgets to eat and MY NIcky ,my beloved dog will tell my father that shes not feeling ok so my dad will get her glucose reading …..you see pitbulls are not the demons people think they are ..this breed is so missunderstud that is a real pity that they are no law to protect this incredibles animals and make sure they go to the right homes ,with the right people … to bad that the news only show the crimes that human do and force this animal into….I wish every body could one day feel the love this dogs could bring to their homes!!!
Many blessing to those who are there to save the pitbulls and care for them. )O(

To Jennifer, the shelter worker – THANK YOU for taking your pitty to work and showing people how great they are!!!! Changing even ONE person’s mind does make a difference! I have a bully rescue as well as own the breed myself and they are wonderful dogs! I am educating people every day. Yes, it is hard to have your best friend under attack all the time by the media, just random people, etc but when you run into someone who thinks your dog is horrible just b/c of what your dog is – you have an opportunity to EDUCATE them about the truth! Show them your well-behaved, well-balanced pitty and talk to them about the wonderful traits of the breed and try not to get mad and defensive. You can be mad when you go home – in public you have to suck it up and just talk to people and try to change their mind. That is my rescue’s slogan “Changing minds one dog at a time”. Jen Evans, Wiggle Butts Bully Rescue, Mentor, OH

I have a wonderful pit bull who is a rescued fighting ring fighter and brood bitch. She has gone on to learn how to be a dog again, TEACH shy and unsocialised dogs how to play with other dogs, and is an invaluable member of my family. She’s not only a family member, but without her, I would not be able to have the quality of life that I currently have, she’s on her way to becoming a certified service dog. She has a natural talent for helping me manage my anxiety, and for introducing me to good quality people. She’s also incredibly smart (she can count to 6, working on 7), and has a wonderful, friendly and trusting disposition, which is amazing given everything she’s been through. If it wasn’t for the San Diego Humane Society rescuing her from the horrific conditions she was in, I would not have my best friend now. When it comes time to train a new dog so that my dog can retire, we’ll definitely be looking for another rescued pit. I’ve been in love with the breed for years, and have been incredibly blessed by having my wonderful goober girl in my life.

to all of you, you are wonderful people
i my self have or share a sweet blue nose named kikki my sister owns her but i train her and she goes to work with me everyday
i work at bricktard kennel in slc we do daycare we have lots of pittys in our daycare
seems we are one of very few kennels that allow pittys were a traditinal kennel we do training grooming boarding and work with alot of rescues i also have a pitbull support group every wednesday at 730 pm at brickyard 1221e 3300 s 801 486-6007 its free
i am trying to educate the public on the truth about pittys again god bless you all
thnx desiree

I am not a dog person and I let my son have a dog and it happened to be a pit bull. Let me tell you, Thea, our pit, brings our family nothing but love, comfort, and joy. I have been turned down for homeowner’s insurance from a bunch of companies, and I was wondering if anyone know’s of one that will except this type of breed at a reasonable price. Your input would be greatly appreciated because getting rid of our family pet is not an option. thank you!

I was neutral about bullies until a little freckled AmStaff found her way into my home 4 years ago. Hazel is an ambassador of positivity for her breed. In a world where so many people have horrifying preconceptions about these pups, she wins over all the skeptics. After chasing bocce balls at a barbecue this summer, Hazel climbed onto a guest’s lap and fell asleep. The man couldn’t stop say “I can’t believe I’m holding a pit bull!” I told him he could cuddle Hazel anytime, as long as he shared this sweet story when he heard people knocking her breed. Bullies are loving blessings. I’m thankful Hazel is warming colds hearts one by one and redefining the stereotype for all her doggie kin.